As you can see. There is no "å" here: http://www.ascii-codes.com/cp852.html
Is there a (hopefully non-invasive) method for me to insert it? (crtl+V does not count.)
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If you use Polish (214) keyboard layout: AltGr+5a or equivalent Ctrl+Alt+5a.
Explanation: AltGr or equivalent Ctrl+Alt activates hidden dead keys (in orange on next picture):
Why DavidPostill's answer does not work for you although works for him:
- in short: Windows Alt+x codes strongly depend on system locale which supposedly differs from his one);
- fully explained here: Full description of Windows Alt+x codes.
You could still take advantage from Windows Alt+0x codes: if you switch keyboard layout to any of US & Western Eu or Baltic or Turkic or Vietnamese input method, then Alt+0229 would produce å Latin Small Letter A With Ring Above.
This would work even in cmd regardless of currently active code page chcp.
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Is there a (hopefully non-invasive) method for me to insert it
Assuming the code page is 852, as referenced in your link, you can use Alt+134 to type the å character.
Example in a cmd shell:
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